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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
MONMOUTH PARK ENTRIES.
WAS FORD TO RUN AGAINST HANOVER.

sAxoNy NAMED TO START IN TWO RACES.
rhs unbalanced. Insignificant and incomplete punct-
ss1,on mark which calls itself Tho Tip Terror pug
Sovs 80 lttto about racing that 1t speaks OF the coo
osrubyses repeatedly flly seems to suppose that
he suggestions In this column are made Tor is OK
elusive benefit. and objects TO tho Language IN vhch
thoy are eouched not sufficiently Unite Tor i@
betting purposes As there not the least reason Tor
bonef that The Tip Terror" could distinguish such
colt n Hanover nom the meanest framework Of q
that wsddlos last In selling race at Chiton
or could tell two earold oily In training nom an
old stallion like Mortemer vt the stud farm 1t VI no
consequence what aThe Tip T." thinks. No one over
saw the creature at race course, nor lie 1t IN the
least probable that 1t rsked dollar OF os' on
race The suggestions In this column are not mean.
and never were meant to create the impression that
any one not q bookmaksr the owner OF stsps''
can win money In the long run by betting on races
All experience shows that this Is impossible IL lib
merely intended here IL indicate the OF
races as q guido to people who desire 70 Kno" oPinohs
formed from extensive racing experience ana caroi
comparison Of the firm Of horses This column rare
ly says thai q horse must win or 1as win. There arc
few certantes like Hanover's races. When 1t ID said
here that Cambyses may run second, the aim Is merely
to Indicate that the probabilities are that way. This
phrasng has been used hundreds of times In this col
umn, but 1t does not please The Tip Terror" In
order to gain the approval Of that purbind anonymity
1t would undoubtedly be necessary to pack 1t a fui OF
In English. misstatemens vi fact, miscalouia
tons Of odds and blunders about tho and desorp
ton of horses Is the stuff with which "The TIP
Terror ariicts patient public.
The famous Miss Ford, the apple Of Lucky Bald
wins eye. will In the Barnegat Stakes to-day
against Hanover with soven pounds advantage In the
weights. But Hanover will beat her, good FLY -
she Is. Miss Ford will run second and Kingdom last
When FreDzI and Miss Ford meet there Will be q
lively race indeed with doubtful result.
saxony Is entered for two today, the first
and fourth. Captain Coster has acted Justly and
wisely In not lowering his weight account Of his
singular Tuesday. oIx,cy should win the
first race IL ridden In earnest. with Mona secOnd
Omaha first In tic ssrond race, and Confusion may
Sci second place.
Both the Haegins, father aud son. were at the track
Oh Tuesday spd they backed Preoiosa freely in the
Midsummer Handicap. But the Iiaggins are In bad
luck in The East Just Precosa will hardly get
a place today. Richmond should win the fourth
and Favor may second
These tho entries In full
FIRST R,Ck-HANDIcAP. e NILE
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lid FOR HOMELESS RU1ANTAYS

Information has been received In the city OF aterrble
coniagratiou which occurred Botuschanla Rumana.
on juno u.s. sprca aiding and quarter miles Of
the town destroying 900 houses stores factories
nd shops. mostly Inhabited by Israeites and rendering
homeless than 5000 persons besides burning tho
new temple and about ten smaller synagoguss and
houses with all their contents IL Is easier to I'M
agne describe the fearful distress OF tho Israel
ties half OF the population OF the town being Hebrews
who by this dreadful disaster have been reduced 10 the
extreme misery starvation The insurance the
property destroyed viii not begin to cover the frghtful
devastation.
The greatest suffering and misery prevails, and al
though temporary relief In food and clothing has been
sent by different communities Of tho country. the
King and Queen contributing personally $4,000 toward
the sufferers yet urgent necessity exists TO further assist
the unfortunate COMMITTEES consisting OF Messrs Ben-
iamn f. Pelxoto, Jesse selgman. Julius Bien. Jacob H.
Schin Myer g. Isaacs, Edward Lautorbaoh, Samuel M.
schafer j. r. Solomon. Ferdinand Levy and Low Bam-
berger been appointed to obtain subscriptions which
will be transmitted through Jesse segmau, No. 81
Broads York, who has kindly consented to act as
treasurer Of the relief fund.
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wELL-KNOWN FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES.

The old and well-known auctioueerng frm OF John IL
Draper Co.. at No. 81 Frontst. Is financially embar-
rassed The firm is composed Of Mr. Draper and George
T. Keock. Mr. Draper Is sick at mis- homo In this city.
Mr. Keock said yesterday that the house had been
PEELED ask the indulgence Of its creditors but had
made yet aud had called meeting OF
creditors The business has boon falling of rapidly At
one time few years ago the commissions OF the firm
amouHted $4,000 alone from the and coffee
sales and total business done about $75 900
commissions Thore no longer auction sales OF
coffee and the business in tea had been secured by
rival concern. The expenses, which heavy TIT
stores were fitted with all modern inproveme nts, had
meantime going until the concern amped
Mr. Keock could give idea Of the assets or liabilities
The Hrm IL q very old several years ago 1t did
large auction business coal conducting tho monthly
auction sales OF the Delaware Lackawanna and Western
Company until they were abandoned with the combine
ton 10 restrict production and ma ntain prices.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

WASHINGTON July 20-Ten innings were again necessary
to decide game between tho washngtoa and Detroit
today The homo club the In the tenth In
ming singles by Deay and Donneily. stolen base An
error by White and sacrifice hits by Hines and Daily The
exhibition In by brilliant. while
that the wetche Burke the pitcher Of
Detros his first appearance today but he hardly
proved Ills fielding slow and cumsy. and he
little hezdrork whitney pitched good steady game
aud given fausss support BY Mack In the
second inning whitney steppe to the plato he was
presented with beautiful set ring by local Newspaper man
behalf Of admirers who seated In the grand
stand The score was follows;
%S .. iSodHsS 90 S-s
Basehit.- Washington; "A Ds.ro. Q. Errors-wa'hns
ington 8; Detroit Ptchers-Whitnsy and Burke Um'
BOSTON July 2o-The Chicago club defeated the Boston
nine harh fight The batting was Light and
made costly. The score was as folows'
Boston: ........................",d %
Basehits-B Boston, 8; Chicago Errors-Boston. 81 CHI
cago 10. Pitchers Madden and Van Hatren Umprs-Mr
Powers
PHILADELPHIA July 2o-The homo nine outplayed the
Pittsburgs today and easily. Burlington pitched In
good form. The score was a. follows
Pittsburg ........-.-...............0 o o.
B..ehit. Philadelphia is; piiseurf 8 Error..Ph,l.
Cormick UmDire-ME Pratt
The Athletic Cleveland mines also played here The
Athetcs through superior batting won by this scores
t A.Slsi.G :::::::::::::s
Basshits-Atlstc IS; Cleveland g. EIrors-Athletc, q
Cleveland, L. Pitchsrs-Seward and DAILY. UmpIrs-Mr
Mitchell
At Baltimore Baltimore. 8, Cncinnat.6
AT Bartord-Hartord 9 Dan bury T.
Al Scrsnton-ScIan anton l. Syracuse IL
At BuHalo-Bunao 7. Newark
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FUNERAL OF DR.. JOSEPH O. HUTCHINSON.

The funeral OF DR.. Joseph Chrisman Hutchinou. who
died Sunday took place yesterday morning at No. $50
Hcksst, Brooklyn Among those present we're William
c. Fleeman General H. ". Socum, DR.. j. r. Rushmore,
General James Jourdan state Ser ator Pierce. Dr. N
Bell DIR. Joseph Ii. Raymond stephen H. French. Dr.
j. L. Zabriskie. st. Clair MoKelway. Dwight johnson.
william Richardson. Register w. H. Murtha. Postmaster
j. g. Hendrix. Dr. p. l.. schenck. Health Commissioner
Otterson James NJ Trusow. Professor West DIR. A. T.
Paine, W. j. Coombs. H. b. Townsend, Dr. JarvsWright.
Dr. John Jesse Johnson and George Abbott
In the absence OF the Rev. Dr. r. st0rrs, the Rev.
Dr. A. Hunt OF the American Bble Socicty conducted
the services He made brief address. expressing re-
greet that the late Dr. BudngtOn the lifelong friend OF
Dr. Hutchinson could not be there 10 speak words OF love
and sympathy. IL was DIR. Hutchison's wish that his
funeral services should be simple. DR.. Hunt paid eo
Quent tribute 10 the Of Dr. Hutchson After the
address Dr. Hunt baptized the infant grandson OF Dr.
Hntchison, naming Hun Joseph Hutchison Stephenson in
accerdan wi tho wishes of his grandfather.
The burial was in Green wood.
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AN INSURANCE AGEYT ACCUSED.

A. B. Thorn. formerly fire. marshal Of Brooklyn, was
arrested yesterday at his Office. No. 2O4 Moptagues,
upon charge Of obtaining money false pretencss.
Mr. Thorn 10 an insurance agent, q leading member OF
the Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church. of whose
sundy.school he Is superintendent, and
Republican politician. 10 has been supposed
that he possessed plenty OF money, but on
Friday OF last week he secured q check for $40
from George smouson, another insurance agent, by
giving his check for similar in exchange
for It, When Mr. simonson presented the check at the
Nassau. Bank 1t WAS returned marked Not
good" and he found that Mr. Thorn's 40
count had been overdrawn. When he applied
10 Mr. Thorn 70 make the check good the latter
ported TO have said You got blood OF stsne
MT simonson then secured warrant for his and
he was held by Police Justice Massey In $500 bonds yes
terday TO answer 10 the complaint July 20. The
bonds were given by friend.
IL appears that the matter out of tho business
relations OF the two Mr.. Thorn said yes
terday that Mr. simonson had owed hun 500 for
tmo and he had made Intellectual attempts collect It,
% he felt Justified IN what no had done gsI part the
money and had no Intention OF doing cr nina
Whs his bank account had been overdrawA hs per-
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DEALINGS IN SILVER oERrIFrCA TEs

The engraved certificates for the deposit Of silver bull
ION will be ready for delivery to-day and dealings in
them will probably be begun at the stock Exchange. A
published dispatch from Washington yesterday stated
that tho Treasury Departments was In some doubt
watcher the certificates could be legally issued because
they substantially represented money and might be mis-
taken by ignorant persons for obligation OF the Gov
ernment
Conrad NJ Jordan, formerly United States Treasurer
and vice. president OF the Western National Bank
the register Of the proposed certificates said Yesterday
when the published dispatch called tn his attention
"The silver certificate Itself Is my only How Il
mistaken for legal money Of the questions
my dul brain cannot solve. think understand the
purpose Of the doubt which hope throw
over the enterprise by this suggestion the Of it,
accom- lishment." {.
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EVERY EXCUSE BUT DRUNKENNESS.

OF the many policemen trial at Headquarters
yesterday accused Of being undor the influence
Of luor while duty. Thomas Ksaly. Of tho P<incest
squad said that hts staggering in the presence Sergeant
Wells much cholera mix ture Patrick
dman Of the squad who ordered into tho sta
Captain Mcdonnell and went TO sleop there denied
drunk and sid that there conspiracy to put
him called witnesses twenty pslfus
men OF the precinct who said they after no
the and did notice that he had the
Icated. Brasted OF the
squad. who found asleep and apparently
said that he had been sick and had some
bromide OF potassium and chloraL
Patrolman James Greer, OF the West Twentisthst
SQUAD was accused OF clubbing william H. Dsbrow. OF No.
6iS West July for cause and arresting
him false OF dsorery conduct IL also said
the policeman pushed Mrs Dbrow when she won't to
renonsrats with him. Greer denied the clubbing.
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ALONG THE SOUND

oRzKSwcH-The Greenwich Yacht Club win hold ice an
nuai regatta August 20 the club Two silver
cups offered By William II. Commodore ". H. Ham,
ilton. win be awarded. 1.-The Sterling Foundry Com
pany will be rcopened by James Sharp September /.
BRrDoEPoRT-Frank Miller OF the seaside Driv.
Club sent tho Park Commissioners $500 TO DO ex
pended the TrotnG Park In order for the
trials Of which the club proposes to take part In the
fall sullivan who reached this city from Ire
land has shown sixns OF insanity aud will be sent
back to his native The remark recently
made President william D. Bishop To the stockholders
the NewYork Ncw.Haven and Hartford Railroad that
they that their road will keep
Of the Of the time and that the directors will
the compsnys money In manner that win furnish the
for the public and yield the most reve
nue." meots the approval Of the travelling public.
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Earned rups-Indiana poiia o; NswYork l. First base
by errors Indiapapolis Nev.Ysrk. struck out.
indianapolis 8; New.York. O. Left ON oaaes.Inniana-
Twobase hts-Connor Richardson Glsssooct Double plays
Ward Richardson and Conner; Aruhdc and Oasscock
Passed bas--AruudeL Wild pitehes-Nons. Umpire
Mr. Valentine. Time-l5o.
at ST. George yesterday the Metropolitan and
81 Louis clubs The players defeated their champion
addei rd consecutive victory 10 their
iisi 70 tho great delight OF the 20oo spectators
nr-sept Needles" Foutz christened yes
iorday. the crowd insisting upon calling the long
pitcher string beans" He was pitcher In name only
Yesterday the Metropolitan PLAYERS batted his delivery
hard and the game Interesting contest Robin
sen made the bat bat did not get
run coaching the spectators IN the best OF
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY, JULY co. 1857

AkbltED.
Steamer warwick (Br, Morice Bristol juno go Avon
month July M:r.oT, s viii. n % and passengers
Steamer Excelsior Higgins Neworeanse days. with md's
Steamer city Of Savannah Smith, Savannah 81 days. with
msss and !" ssn News with coal "a
Papa si:st.o Isan Tomas.inL Cape Town SO dars
BARK Carolina LAg.t sie,sh oporto 40 days with mdss
s s.sGe Gays with
TO order S; vessel III Whitley Co WV" ''
city s *.i sfa S ssSs SSa clear "
Italy Jny
'p STEAMER A1os Barstow corwin Providence
S 50 day. with
and s%ipy barrel: TO- Ess
s; S S.s;: -
.mDy to Aaa
cnSa 6syi.sa; Wi%a,Sr SIS 10y. with plaster
vi" ss saii ii; BIZ "h .
King 4 Co: vessel 70 whitney Ca s., ,, 10,
wsSs 70 aafcSs 4Ss
CLEARED
Steamer Celtic (Br Irving. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Spain tBr) Griiths Liverpool via Queenstown
stesssS Calico IBID Jones' Hun -s.ndsrsen 4 Son.
Steamer state of Indiana (Brh Ritche 0Asgew-Austa
steamer Rhnta Ger, vogelgesans. Hamburg via Fly.
stsamr. wesssrslasd tBelg,. Randle. Antwerp-Pessr
steamer Newport shackford Aspinwan. Usc-Pacifc MAI
Steamer Kcauo (span. Yspizua. st Johns PR. &c-rsr
steamer Fl Monte. Hawthorn. Neworeans-JOhn Van
Steamer CITY Anteulo. wilder Port Royal and Fer
aa,ndiaa--o # Mallory a Co 60, 49,
Steamer Ssp:ca Walker Norfolk Newport News and West
steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamer Winthrop. Bragg Portand-Horatio Hall.
ship Walter Wilson tBr). sprouL Caicutta-snowA
sbp KirrcudOrishtshire tBr, Baxter. Meloourns-Rw
BARK crom veil (Sorl. Jacobsen, Baye Fr-carsten Boa
Bark Alves tPort. Goncslvas. Oporto5G Amsincs 20
Bark Jupiter t6er Ziesahn. Montevideo-'ehn Morton
BARK Ahambra tosr) Hoistcndahi. Buenos Ayres-Jasn
Barr Tack Sing tBr, eeruldsen. Wilmington
sre Arcadia tRr, Woodward. Bridsetown. Barbadoes-H
sS Hisirs Pfc. MaracaDo Vi. St John. LousA
City o. Rome Celtic Spain and Kspsr for Lv.
ss; Hs s: sl cS.sos
port Aspnwa pnaaspha LasayrNS A:, xnsss x
s sss.s ss:a.G KY
sarRs HsDrovis for sierra Leone Moore parrsss
Banks Morey. for santa crur Annie Batchsder. "
Also saieA-via Long Island sound-steamer winthrcy.
BARK belgium. for Pic,ou. Ms.
Also AmcttiA for Baracoa; Jeania
Mayasuez Delaware. Charleston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. July l9-Arivsd. steamer Richmond Hill (brt
HYDE ron Nswysrk Had port engines disabled and lse
blades Of screw.
ovEIssrsws July Pssailed steamer British Queen Obi,
NEWCASTLE. July 2D-Arrivsd. steamer Newcastle city
(Rrl Thorn ton, fren New.Yerk July 3.
HULL July 20-sasA. Martello (Br JenknS fer
Nsw.Ysrk.
July 20-Arrtved steamer Ctrcassa (Br) Camp
bell, from SswYork.
CorIsHAoIs July l7-Arrvsc Bassano tBr, Rec.
from Nsw.York.
HAHsUKG. July l7-Arrivsd, steamer TaorminA tGsrh
Franck, frsa yew.York
GiIkiLrAR July lsrasseA steamer oenshis Brl. DAvi
AUCKLAND July lsNsasd steamer ZealandiA Won Otto
sndvrp. for San Francisco
AsrNwAL July l7-sailsd steamer City Of Para Dsxts.
for New.York
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HOTEL MEN szAHT- FOE rHBIR CONTENTION.
There was goodsissd exodus Of the prominent As1.i
Of NswYork yesterday to attend the convention =
earatsgs today W. D. Garrison, Of the Grand Union.
was the first to depart to be ct the headqusrtsrs
the Grand Union-n good time attend to the wants AZ
delegates The Nsw-York contingent not quite q
large ~ 1t first expected, ~ some who would IA
doubtsdly attended cut Of town. Owing TO tAs
the Fifth Avenue and the Hoffman House WIFI not be rsv
resented j. B. wistar went from tho Brunswick. Most
the rand Central Station It IL now thought that ~
total attendance ut the convention will not be far sno
AZ
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FUNERAL OF ANTONIO HENNE.

Tho funeral of Antonio Henne took place yesterday
morning. az tho Madison square Presbyterian Church.
There good attendance including musical friends
and members of church Among those present were
William N Crane Charles II. Delaater Charles Kings
ley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Get the Misses Gille Willis
James william r. 81. john Miss Adele Brush, Nathan
0uilford Miss His. Haas. Mrs. Newton st. John, Mr.
Willard, DIR. j. Gordon, OF the NewY0rk Hospital rheo.
dore Norris and g. NJ Colby The service conducted
absence OF the pastor the Rev Charles H. Parkhurst
On OF the known Wishes OF Miss Henne, there
was no music The coffin was covered with floral de-
signs presented chiefly by members OF tho church Tho
burial was At Greenwood
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JERSEY CITY.

william Burke age eighteen left his hoYf No 237 Barow
st Monday, saving no going 10 take swim He has
returned and IT Is feared he has been drowned
The Hudson County Board Of Commissioners Of Appeals
Equalization OF Taxes concluded their Abcrs yss
terda The valuations presented are as follows Jersey
SID 300 5i5 Third District ST. ssi 500 District,
Ss sss DOS Fifth district So 55e.54o; sixth District,
Harr.on-f,r.t ward. ss2se56 Second Ward. ssa! $50
ST go TO- Guttsnbsrr 800; Weshawkeb So $780,
West Hobobsp. 22s5 $780, Town OF Unios: l5ei
North Rercsn 81 Os5O77 Union Township &655460 The
net increase over last yosR Is 52.496, e22
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
,EposrroRs OF BROKEN BANK MADE HAPPY.

Theee Of Reuben D. Baldwin late banker 81 Lake Mahe
pac Putnam County settled yesterday BY Justice DYKE
Sxament in nsi and died in 1882 In theas:isnms.th ne
trust mortgage TO Munson &. Frost Orssn Hazen and
Thadeus Young dspOsiters st III. bank icr
asd $4,000 from the mortEased premises
the preferssd creditors the dcpostos The September
General Term appointed Levrett Z. Crum OF PseksknL
referee matter Judge Dykeman yeetereay
confirmed his report The funds were ordered 70 30 asrs
referee does not nod the
liable for anything but the 5000 and ptsrss
and after deductRg commissions and expenses
NAMED s3 900 TO be smsng the dspostora The
amount OF deposits IL S74,<37.
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KILLINa HIMsELF BECAUSE HE WAS LONELY.

Tho frm Of Demarest Van Kirk tinsmiths, ct No 30
Fnltop-st Paterson consisted OF Jacob " Demarest
wdowsr ago sixty siI and James Van Kirk whose wife
Demareste grandmother Demarest had been paving
who Is him and tneiSia
man became melancholy Yesterday Building Inspector
Aarsn Barcon friend Of Dcmarests was IN the store
the old and a. Van Blarcsm rose 70 80 Demar
est said:
well I'm going home'
"whst do you meant" - W..
I'm Gsins my grave because nobody loves me- ven
back TO tho little tin store only AAd that Demaest had
committed suicide Soon after his friend elt
morning. Dsmarsst put Sal into an envelope
sad given to his gran Rachel Terhuns for ns
handel watch and some trfnkets
then ne went downtown bought revolver and some
Hopson did not think any inquest was
Necessary
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HUGH M'LAU0HLIys SLATE.

Hugh MCLAUGHLIN ex- Register to the reixnng Boss
of Brooklyn Democratic politics. started yesterday with
his family for Lake George. WHARF he viii until
middle OF september In his absence poitics from
Depocratic standpoint will be QuisscenL II IL stated
good authority that the "Boss decided to bestow
leading potanatious his command in the comng
campaign follows: For Mayor. Amet r. jerks: 10:
Sheriff John Courtney for Supervisor at-Large James
ID. Bell. Circumstances may, however, compel a break.
ing Of the "sate" before the somina october
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races Long Branch. 230 n n
Anuual clam the XXst District YOUNG MeLa NC
m blican Club. South Brother Island. o
Newly ork- Indianapolis baseball match, foio erouhos'
p. 1870, o,X r...
Hsboken Turtle Club feast, Club Grounds.
Electric Club Hotel Brighton C0aev Island, . D. m.
Raskn Peat No TO- o. A. R. excursion 10 Pleasant foinL
Mstrspotanst Louis baseball match, 81 George .. L.
Company H. 9Th Regiment picnic Suffers Park.
Hacfenssck Lawn Tennis Club tournament Hackensack,
3 M. - -, n,,.. .v.,
lawn tennis tournament Eiberon. N. J, Bpm
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kas' sarned-Brooffn Lops'iie; hrst ot p,o On
lvn. Louisville struck outBrooElyn. Louisville
Base on pci,,Gaccie,i.s, S.aIroo1 I; CarsHi am.
ruo.-NOus TaIssbase his-o. smith, l. Two oas. hs-
None Base balls By Toole. l. Double plavs-Neil-
KERN. aud Werck Cook and KERN. Wild pitches-Sel.
g. Toole l. Pissed bals-cook, Clarke. Umpre-hr.
Ferguson. Time z hours
TINS York ana napolis clubs will play akain 1T
Polo Grouns to-day The same mines play at washing
ton Park and ST. George a. yesterday.
Henderson aad Burch viii proDaoly DO released by the
Rroo kIync eli
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Earned -MetropoItan, s. &c LOUIS FIRST ba's on
errors Meropolitan. a. ~ Louis struck snt-ustro
potan 81 Louis T. Loft on bases Metropolitan. 81
fous To- First base on bas-Iiadford, orr. Gerhani
/. Maya l, csruthsrs l. fcuts L. Home runs-carruth
era Three s-Hankinsou; Tws-base hits orr.
Hankinsou /: Roseman. 1. oNsl. /; Wslch J. DoHols
plavs-Lathsm and Coniskey Robinson and Comnkyf ou
0srhaidt zdford and Orr stolen bases
METROPOLITAN, 2. Louis 4. Passed baIls-Hobsrt l.
Umpire-Mr. Curry Time-2l0.
The game at Park yeser day between Brook
yn and sviils long ont and unintercstns
7be and that seemed 20 no the Only redeem
ing feature 1000 spectators present Mems control OF
the bail limited and hts poor pitching did much 10 decide
the game. The score was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-21
sURxRISrExDESr KALLIN0s soy PROMOTED.

The Police Board yesterday Civil Service Ex
aiming Board opinion applicants for
appointment doomen ought be the age Of forty
years asd large and s,roex enough TO handle
p0iicemen made reundsmen. One II.
line. Of wang OF Forty.
sevsnthst squad nece that sxC Aptains Hsdicn and
Washburn would for rsAstatsment In
.snd, fer full pay.